Employment, training advice and support
See what organisations offer employment training, advice and support for young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND).
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Employment advice
You can find employment advice from:
- ACAS
- Action on Disability
- GOV.UK
- GOV.UK’s guidance on self-employment
- National Autistic Society
- National Careers Service
- Mencap
- Scope
- Turn 2 Us
- Whizz Kidz
Employment training
If you are not in education, employment or training (NEET), you can do an employability or self-development course to:
- develop your skills
- help you prepare for the working world.
These courses can help with things like:
- building confidence
- writing a CV
- preparing for job interviews
- finding a job
Find an employment or self-development course
These organisations offer employment or self-development courses.
- Action for Kids
- The Autism Project is a full-time two-year employment programme for people aged 18–25 on the autism spectrum
- Baseline in Lewisham offers advice and support with careers, education and sexual health
- Delrose Earle Training
- The King's Trust supports young people aged up to 30 access employment, training or education.
- Spear is a six-week programme for people aged 16–24 who aren't in work or education
These organisations offer sports employment courses:
Published on: 15/01/2026